Bolton Wanderers boss hopes 'leader' Eoin Doyle goes on goalscoring run after return to team

the Trotters went ahead in the first half against the Saddlers thanks to Eoin Doyle, but the Saddlers equalised through Elijah Adebayo on the stroke of half-time, though there was suggestions that Ali Crawford had been fouled in the build-up.And the hosts took the lead and all three points when Rory Holden lashed home from just outside the box after the break as Wanderers succumbed to defeat.Off the pitch, things got heated at times between both benches with Wanderers boss Evatt and members of

The Trotters went ahead in the first half thanks to Eoin Doyle, but the Saddlers equalised through Elijah Adebayo on the stroke of half-time, though there was suggestions that Ali Crawford had been fouled in the build-up. And the hosts took the lead and all three points when Rory Holden lashed home from just outside the box after the break as Wanderers succumbed to defeat.

The Trotters are aiming to bounce back from a 6-3 defeat the last time out against Port Vale and get back to winning ways. Before that encounter at the University of Bolton Stadium, Wanderers had been on a five match winning run in all competitions.

Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt has given his view on the use of VAR and admitted he would not like to see it used in the EFL. He believes some of the most memorable moments in the history of the game have come about due to human error - and Evatt wants it to stay that way.

Wanderers fans must wait for their return to the UniBol, with the last game supporters attended at home being the goalless draw against Accrington Stanley at the end of February. After playing this season behind closed doors, Wanderers are used to playing without fans in attendance and Evatt admits it will be strange to have supporters back in grounds.

Wanderers who have won their last five matches in all competitions on the spin. Ahead of the game, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke at a pre-match press conference and here's some of the highlights of what he had to say.

Bolton Wanderers striker picked up the injury in training last week and is poised for a spell on the sidelines.

The Trotters picked up four wins and a draw in the fourth tier of English football throughout last month with wins over Salford City, Stevenage, Scunthorpe United and Southend United, as well as a draw against Mansfield Town. Wanderers also beat Newcastle United's under-21s in the Papa John's Trophy, while the only defeat in November came in the FA Cup at the hands of League One side Crewe Alexandra.

Trotters boss. And expectations grew with pre-season victories over the likes of Atherton Collieries, Bamber Bridge, Loughborough University and Accrington Stanley.

today's 3-0 win at the University of Bolton Stadium over Southend and was replaced by Tom White.

ensured a 3-0 victory for the Trotters. The win means Bolton now sit ninth in the League Two table and just a point from the play-offs.After the victory, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his initial reaction to the win.What’s your assessment?“Workmanlike.

Luton boss Nathan Jones admitted that Kioso could be recalled from his loan spell owing to injuries at the Championship club, while his form at the Trotters has also led to the questions being raised that he could head back to Kenilworth Road. Speaking earlier this month, Evatt confirmed he had not been contacted by Luton concerning a potential recall for Kioso.

Wanderers boss Evatt hailed Maradona as a 'fantastic talent' and that some of his earliest memories include being bought an Argentina shirt with the football legend's name on the back. He said: “He was obviously a fantastic talent.

Greater Manchester and many other areas across the north will be in Tier 3, the most strictest level of restrictions.

Wanderers have implemented Bielsa's infamous 'murderball' training drill as part of their pre-match preparations. And the Bolton boss believes how Wanderers train and the intensity of which they do so can help them replicate what he wants to see from the Trotters on matchday.

Bolton Wanderers, Salford City and Wigan Athletic matches will continue to take place without fans in stadia. Johnson warned that some areas will face harsher restrictions that the previous three-tiered system before the second lockdown and each area will learn their fate on Thursday."That will be announced on Thursday.

Wanderers returned to winning ways. He followed it up with another assured performance in yesterday's 2-1 victory over Stevenage as the Trotters picked up back-to-back wins in League Two for the first time this season.

The Trotters capped off a great week yesterday in Hertfordshire when they sealed back-to-back wins in League Two and secured three victories in the space of nine days with a 2-1 win over Stevenage.

Bolton's League Two rivals Tranmere, who have been without a boss since Mike Jackson departed the club, have named Hill as his successor. The former Rochdale boss has signed a deal until the end of the season, which will be automatically extended by 12 months if the club secures promotion back to League One.Hill told Tranmere's website: "I’m delighted to be joining Tranmere.

Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton. Jack Charlton, Martin Peters, Ray Wilson and more recently Nobby Stiles have all passed away following brain injury diseases over the past few years.